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| − | [[Summary::A state in which a creature's motor functions are heavily impaired, and their body responds very badly to muscle commands.]] A numbed creature is effectively [[SRD:Slow|slowed]], | + | [[Summary::A state in which a creature's motor functions are heavily impaired, and their body responds very badly to muscle commands.]] A numbed creature is effectively [[SRD:Slow|slowed]], and a creature with positive [[SRD:Strength|Strength]] or [[SRD:Dexterity|Dexterity]] modifiers has them reduced to +0. Furthermore, a numbed creature takes a -4 penalty to [[SRD:Armor Class|AC]], attack rolls and damage rolls, as well as all checks based on physical ability scores. |
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| + | A number creature may still attack, and defend itself properly. | ||
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Numbed
A state in which a creature's motor functions are heavily impaired, and their body responds very badly to muscle commands. A numbed creature is effectively slowed, and a creature with positive Strength or Dexterity modifiers has them reduced to +0. Furthermore, a numbed creature takes a -4 penalty to AC, attack rolls and damage rolls, as well as all checks based on physical ability scores.
A number creature may still attack, and defend itself properly.
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